Fort Hill Opens 1955-56 Season Against Cadets Tonight
Frederick High School hosts Fort Hill to start the 1955 56 campaign in a key Cumberland clash. Fort Hill carries a 12 game win streak into the matchup and seeks revenge after a four year lapse. Cadets return three starters led by Keller and Kiracore with Poole Moss Summers Fuqua and Yanes also expected to contribute. Frederick counters with Detwiler Lewis Moss and Parsons as starters and McGreagor McGreagor? Gouver. Fort Hill will miss Pooch Lewis due to injury while Frederick aims to outstretch the Sentinels in guard heavy lineups.
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Frederick High School
Cumberland
Fort Hill
Frederick
Homer Brooks
Bobby Cavanaugh
Sentinals
Maryland
Gundehend Backard
Brooks
Charlie Keller
Ffood
London Kiracore
Ronnie Tyergar
al Boost
Jim Baker
Gene
Rinehart
Bill Ward
Cavanaugh
Hagerstown
Keller
Kiracore
Letterman Pooch Lewis
Gaylen McGreagor
Ron Detwiler
Altoona
Ed Parsons
Ron Moreland
Ron Lewis
Sentinels
Moss
Kiracofe
Parsons Keller Detwiler Co
Poole McGreagor
Lewis
Yanos
Oklahoma Favorite Over Terpé in Orange Bowl Preview
Maryland students read Diamondback claims that Oklahoma is a 14 point favorite to beat Maryland in Miami on January 2. Guards Jack Davis and Lynn Beightel respond with skepticism praising Maryland defense and offense while Bill Walker questions the odds.
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College Park
Oklahoma
Maryland
The
Diamondback
Miami
Jack Davis
Lynn Beightel
Bill Walker
Bowling League Latest Results and Standings
Results show patternmakers beating machinist while cleaners edge warehouse and office edges molders. Next week patternmakers clash with machinist as standings tighten with high scores by Blumenauer and Smith. Also notes Abilene bank thermometer trick and a canceled game between St Johns Mid and Loberts.
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Blumenauer Machinist
Hick
Orioles plan to move farm team to Lubbock Texas
Baltimore Orioles announce move of farm club from York Pennsylvania to Lubbock Texas if Piedmont League dis integrates. Class B league faces possible fold with Lancaster gone and two of six undecided. Farm director Jim McLaughlin says Lubbock wants the club as the only un tied major league affiliated in the reorganized Big State League. Orioles have 49 players on York roster and Barney Lutz, 38, named to manage the Thomson Georgia club near season start.
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Teas
Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
York
Lubbock
Texas
Lancaster
Jim McLaughlin
Orioles
McLaughlin
Loha Farm Dicantar Olen
Barney Lutz
St. Louis Browns
Oriole
Thomson
Elks Sports Night Highlighting Maryland Grid Stars
The Elks Club hosts its annual Sports Night Thursday at 6 30 p m with a film program featuring University of Maryland Terrapin stars and Frederick High School varsity and junior varsity players. Invited guests include ex Cadet standouts now in college and tickets are available to members.
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ELKS
Elks Club
Banque
University of Maryland
Frederick High School
Campanella Named National League Most Valuable Player
Roy Campanella of the Brooklyn Dodgers won the National League MVP for 1955 by a five-point margin over Duke Snider. Campanella, 34, hit .318 with 32 homers and 107 RBIs while catching 123 games, as the Dodgers won the pennant and their first World Series title.
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New York
Roy Campanella
Brooklyn Dodgers
Duke Snider
Duke
Stan Musial
S. Louis Cardinal
Campanella
Rogers Nornsby
Carl Hubbelt
Campy
Yogi Berra
New York Yankees
Berra
Joe DiMagain
Jimmy Foxx
Ernie Banks
Chicago Cubs
Baseball Writers Assn. of America
Willie Mays
New York Giants
Robin Roberts
Philadelphia Phillies
Ted Kluszewski
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Don Newcombe
Musial
Harlem
Pye
Snider
Yankees
Maryland Edges William and Mary In Tight Finish
Maryland overcame a late William and Mary push to win 52-51 at College Park. Nick Davis hit a key set shot with five minutes left as Jim Kaplan missed a late foul shot that could have tied the game. Davis supplied crucial baskets and defensive plays, while Bob Kessler led Maryland with 18 points and Bob O’Brien added 11.
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College Park
Nick Davis
Maryland
William and Mary
Terrapins
Jim Kaplan
Davis
Bud Millikan
Paul Furlong
William & Mary
Balliontrol
Tesrapin
Rankin
Bob Kessler
Bob O'Brien
Terps
Dick Savage
Witham Land Mary
Kaplan
Fights Lose Night By The Associated Press
Floyd Patterson stops Jimmy Slade in New York and Jake Josato halts Arthur Persh ley in Philadelphia. A bout for Jackie Graves was postponed to December 29. Notre Dame names Jimmy Morse, Muskegon junior, captain for 1956 football team. Morse elected by 24 setter winners.
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The
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Floyd Patterson
Brooklyn
Jimmy Slade
New York
Atlantic City
Jake Josato
Philadelphia
Arthur Pershley
Red Cross
Alietpuus
Ten Tanagan
Jackie Graves
Irish South Bend
Ind
Jimmy Morse
Muskegon
Mich
Notre Dame
Athletic di
Ed Wrattse
Morse
Puts Title On Line Tonight In Chicago Bout
Sugar Ray Robinson faces Bobo Olson in a 15 round title match at Chingo Stadium with NBC telecast and $75,000 network purse. Olson favored 3 to 1. Robinson seeks to recapture the 169 pound title. Gate reported between 9 000 and 12 666 fans. potential rematch within 96 days. College results and other scores follow.
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Chicago
Sugar Ray Robinson
Bobo Olson
King
Chingo Stadium
Olson
Robinson
Truman Gibson
International Bosing Club
Ison Zets
Moore
Jimmy Martinez
Joey Giambra
Balding Bobo
Pierre Langlois
San Francisco
Randy Turpin
New York
Kid Gavilan
Rocky Castellani
Langlois
Patterson Stops Slade In Seventh Round At Olympic Auditorium
Floyd Patterson, 20, Brooklyn, defeated Jimmy Slade, 29, New York, by technical knockout in the seventh round at the Olympic Auditorium. Patterson opened Slade’s right eyelid in the third and dominated until referee Dynamite Jackson halted action at 2:05. Slade’s handlers and manager A Joyner clashed in the Slade corner after the stoppage.
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Los Angeles
Floyd Patterson
Rocky Marciano
Brooklyn
Jimmy Slade
Olympic Auditorium
Patterson
Slade
Jimmy
Dynamite Jackson
Jackson
A .Joyner
Joyner
Salde
Thirty-six Pass Drivers Tests For Licenses
Thirty-six persons passed driving tests conducted Thursday by State Motor Vehicle Inspectors at the State Armory. Names listed include William Lines from Frederick. Leah Mary Muller of East South Street. Bertha Kennedy of Linden Street. Henry Jobo Muller of Montclare Avenue. Nerissa Fay Croneburg of Montclare Avenue. Eileen Tyergar of RFD Lil. John William Kill of East Patrick Street. Eileen Vivian Colliflower of Center Street. Elmer Heerd of Pearl Street. Garee Ruth Taylor of Chapel Street. Marion Vance Niagra of Rush Seventh Street. and Sowh Jefferson Street among others.
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State Armory
Frederick, Paul
Wiliam
East South Street
Leah Mary Muller
Montclaire Avenue
Bertha -Joan Kennedy
Lindens Avenue
Henry Jobo Muller
Nerissa Fay Croneburg
Rfd'l
Eileen Tyergar
East Patrick Street
John William Kill
Center Street
Eileen Vivian Colliflower
Pearl Street
Elmer Heerd
Chapel Street
Garee Ruth Taylor
Rush
Seventh Street
Marion Vance Niagra
Jefferson Street
Staff Additions At Francis Scott Key Hotel
McGraw Jr joins as supervisor of service at the Francis Scott Key Hotel after hotel staff changes announced by managing director Paul Wo McAuliffe. A Troy New York native, he trained at Paul Smiths College and served in the U S Army at Tokyo and in Korea before settling with his wife in the hotel. In Annapolis Maryland Surgeon General Scheele outlined a new Maryland Public Health Association aimed at studying increasingly complex health problems. The group will unite many health stakeholders to better disseminate knowledge and plan services across the state.
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Francis Scott Key
Willard ‘J. McGraw Jr
Paul Wo McAulffe
Troy
N. Y
McGraw
Paul Smith's
College of Hotel and Resort Management
Theodore Semler
United States Army
General Headquarters
Tokyo
Japan
Korea
7Ith Armored Field Artillery
Frederick Memorabl | Hospital
Annapolis
U.S
Leonard A. Scheele
Maryland Public Health Assn
Maryland
Scheele
State of
Philip Sartwell
Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health
Obscure Driver Licenses Listed by Local Addresses
A list of individuals from Emmitsburg Walkersville Thurmont Unionville Odenton and surrounding areas includes names such as Joseph Bertram Orndorff Bernard Phelps James Rus tsell Jones Dora Margaret Bussey Doris Louise Baker William Albert Frailey Mary Elizabeth Hackes Mary Ruth McNair Daniel Drew Roderick Bernard Alten Anthony Clarence Emory Pars ley Lucy Myrtle Davis Clara May Fisher Delores J Horine Gene Wayne Whipp Nellie Virginia Musgrove William Francis Smith Erma Catherine Aits and George Leonard Ramsburg along with chauffeurs license recipients Claude Ells worth Etzler and others. The document appears as a roster of local residents with assigned streets and towns.
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Joseph Bertram Orndorff
RFD
Bernard Phelps
John Powell Miller, Jr
East Patrick Street
Emmitsburg
James Rustsell Jones
Dora Margaret Bussey
Doris Louise Baker
William Albert Frailey
Mary Elizabeth Hackes
Walkersville
Mary Ruth McNair
Thurmont
Daniel Drew Roderick
Brunswick
Bernard Alten Anthony
Unionville
Clarence Emory Parsley
Sfamsville
Lucy Myrtle Davis
Odenton
Clara May
Fisher
Local Names List Fragments Include Residents and Streets
Readable fragments show Warren Eldridge Young of South Carrol street and Thomas Edward Miss on Fennsyinemia avenue along with Laurence Wilson Luba of Clarksburg and Ralph Ames Shinn from Thurmont. The notes identify individuals and their home areas without further context.
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Warren Eldridge Young
South Carrol Street
Thomas Edward Miss
Fennsyinemia Avenue
Laurence Wilson Luba
Clarksburg
Ralph Ames Shinn
Thurmont
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Playhouse of Stars
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Steve Allen
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North Carolina Athletic Council
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Choive
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Omaha
American Assn
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Brunswick High
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G. R. Cooper
Sam Deaser
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Remington
Winchester
Ithaca
Savage
Bear & Pearson
East Patrick St
American Legion Ballroom
Thurmont, Maryland
Bill Wheeler
Sportsmens Orchestra
Santa Claus
Legion Ball Room
Rine Dasnesdall
Minneapolis
Boston
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Rochester
St Louis
St. Louis
Wgal TV
Atlantic
Aero Oil Company
F. C. Box
Frederick, Md
Wayside
EB. Patrick St. MO
Xmas Bicycles
Schwinn & Columbia
Dspeed
Nmas
Delphey’s
West Patrick St
Pbyytin
Hoy
Shipley’s
N. Market St
Chines
Fairchild
Pennsylvania
Hagerstown, Md
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